Saturday the 18th I watched 2 dippers diving and feeding in the Michigan Ditch open water about 2-3 miles along the trail off of Cameron Pass, pass the trail turn off to American lakes. There were several hairy woodpeckers in the area as well as a flock of siskins.
On return down the canyon almost to the mouth near a parking area along the river, I found a newly emerged Nymphalidae black and orange butterfly. It must have gotten some environmental signal at this very wrong time. It was a moment for mindfulness.
Libby Edwards --
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